The reason some tenants are not allowed to supplement an S8 voucher is because they have reported income that does not allow for any supplement....as in zero income or an income below a certain threshold.

See how his risk and reward tolerances match up to the specific benefits he's described.Then you can start to map a plan to get him to where he wants to go and get to work on it.

Take some time to figure out which method meets your requirements (capital, risk tolerance, skillset, etc) and learn how to be successful in that area.

Is this standard across most banks or is this just this bank's policy?

This is exactly what I said in my post above last night, which was what was previously pointed out to me by my broker.So, in general, it sounds like the law frowns upon brokers creating any non-simple contracts, but will tolerate it if they make the contract subject to the review of the attorneys for all parties.Based on that, I'd suggest that it's more legal for brokers to do this than Dale believed and less legal for brokers to do this than I believed.So, we're both wrong...or right...or somewhere in the middle...At least as far as New York is concerned, and it appears that other states have also adopted that ruling from what I could tell.

Meter tampering can cause sparks that lead to fires, expose others to the risk of electrocution and invalidate insurance policies.

As soon as they violate the lease let them know why and that it will not be tolerated.

Thanks everyone...I'm going to call the county and find out what they do in these situations...Does anyone know if unpermitted additions, sewer lines, or other work on a house can cause problems getting financing (or a title policy) for a buyer?

We are working on getting an insurance policy for the company.

When transferred there should be a new title policy in effect.